An earthquake first aid kit is a first aid kit designed to deal with earthquakes and the secondary disasters they may cause. It contains medical supplies and tools that people may need after an earthquake to help victims save themselves and each other. The following are some application scenarios and recommended items for earthquake first aid kits:

Application scenarios:
1. Initial medical assistance after an earthquake: Provide emergency medical assistance to injured people.
2. Trauma treatment: Such as cuts, abrasions, fractures, etc.
3. Burn treatment: Treatment of burns injured in fires caused by earthquakes.
4. Hemostasis and shock treatment: Control severe bleeding and treat shock symptoms.
5. Psychological support: Provide psychological comfort and support to victims.
6. Environmental adaptation: Cope with possible harsh environmental conditions after an earthquake.
7. Evacuation and shelter: Provide necessary medical support during the evacuation process.

Recommended items:
1. Band-Aids and bandages: Used to cover and bandage wounds.
2. Medical tape and adhesive plasters: used to secure bandages or other dressings.
3. Disinfectants: such as iodine or alcohol cotton balls, are used to clean wounds.
4. Tourniquets and hemostatic dressings: used to control severe bleeding.
5. Ice packs or cold compresses: used to reduce swelling and pain.
6. Painkillers: such as ibuprofen or acetaminophen, are used to relieve pain.
7. Antihistamines: used to relieve allergy symptoms.
8. Anti-infective drugs: such as antibiotic ointments or oral antibiotics.
9. Anti-shock drugs: used to treat shock symptoms.
10. Personal protective equipment: such as disposable gloves, masks, protective glasses, etc.
11. Safety scissors and tweezers: used to cut clothing or remove foreign objects.
12. Flashlights and spare batteries: provide lighting in the event of a power outage.
13. Whistle: used to signal when help is needed.
14. Multi-purpose tool: Like a Swiss Army knife, it contains a variety of practical tools.
15. Emergency contact information: Record important phone numbers and personal information.
16. Food and water: Provide food and drinking water in the short term.
17. Thermal blanket: Maintain body temperature in cold environments.
18. Psychological first aid guide: Provide psychological support and intervention methods.

Preparing an earthquake first aid kit is one of the important measures to increase the survival rate when natural disasters such as earthquakes occur. Make sure the items in the first aid kit are up to date and check and update them regularly.